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1 recoup
transitive verb(regain) ausgleichen [Verlust]; [wieder] hereinbekommen [[Geld]einsatz]* * *re·coup[rɪˈku:p]I. vt1. (regain)to \recoup costs/one's investment Kosten/seine Investition wieder einbringen [o hereinbekommen]to \recoup one's losses seine Verluste wettmachento \recoup one's strength wieder zu Kräften kommen2. (reimburse)she'll need some time to \recoup after her sickness sie wird etwas Zeit brauchen, um sich nach ihrer Krankheit zu erholen* * *[rɪ'kuːp]vt1) (= make good) money, amount wieder einbringen or hereinbekommen; losses wiedergutmachen, wettmachen2) (= reimburse) entschädigen* * *recoup [rıˈkuːp] v/tfor für):recoup o.s. sich schadlos halten3. WIRTSCH, JUR einbehalten, abziehen* * *transitive verb(regain) ausgleichen [Verlust]; [wieder] hereinbekommen [[Geld]einsatz]* * *v.entschädigen v.
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recoup — v.tr. 1 recover or regain (a loss). 2 compensate or reimburse for a loss. 3 Law deduct or keep back (part of a sum due). Phrases and idioms: recoup oneself recover a loss. Derivatives: recoupable adj. recoupment n. Etymology: F recouper (as RE ,… … Useful english dictionary
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